The Americans always keep their mouths open to fight terrorism, as a defender and savior, but in reality they have created many enemies for themselves. When watching this film, in fact, I especially sympathized with the man who finally wanted to take revenge with a nuclear weapon. . . He lost his family, children, brothers. . .
In the world controlled by the power, he lost almost everything, ignited the anger of revenge, but there was no way to recover, so he took the risk. . . Although I don't agree with the method of creating bloody crimes and killing the innocent, I understand this helplessness. There is no suspense about the ending of this kind of film, it must be a successful EOD. So I thought that there are nuclear weapons, and I really don't care if we have to fix a point, and this city can be destroyed anywhere. So if terrorists are not so reluctant in the future, the anti-terrorism situation is grim! !

The two heroes and heroines are brave, but based on this political concept, seeing their final bomb disposal success, it's just that the explosion did not produce and radiate. But I don't have the feeling of relaxation when I watch the demolition conspiracy of the desperate desperadoes in other movies are disintegrated.

A slightly plain film.

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